UNDERSTANDING WHT MATTERS MOST TO GOD

 UNDERSTANDING WHAT MATTERS MOST TO GOD


By:Evangelist Oluwole Olaleye 

Christ Witness Evangelical Outreach 

a.k.a Christ Witness Mission 

Enquiry:08038533059



What truly matters most to God is not our titles, possessions, or religious rituals—it is the Salvation of souls. From the beginning of time, God’s greatest desire has been the Restoration of His Relationship with mankind. Even after man fell in the Garden of Eden, God immediately began His plan of Redemption. This shows that His Heart beats for the lost. The central theme of the Bible is God’s relentless pursuit to bring humanity back to Himself.


Jesus came into the world not to establish religion but to rescue souls. He declared in Luke 19:10, “For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.” Every Miracle He performed, every Message He preached, and every Sacrifice He made on the Cross all pointed toward this singular mission—Soul Salvation. That is what matters most to God.


Heaven celebrates not when we build mansions, acquire wealth, or gain recognition, but when one sinner repents and turns to Christ (Luke 15:7). Soul winning, therefore, is not an optional activity for a few “zealous” Believers; it is the responsibility of every Christian who claims to love God. To win a Soul is to touch the Heart of God in the deepest way possible.


The Great Commission in Matthew 28:19–20 is not a mere suggestion—it is a Divine command. God wants all men to be Saved and to come to the knowledge of the Truth (1 Timothy 2:4). When we neglect Soul winning, we ignore what God treasures most. But when we make it our priority, we align ourselves with His Divine agenda and become true partners in the work of Redemption.


To understand what matters most to God is to see the world through His Eyes—to Love the lost, to reach the unreached, and to invest our time, resources, and energy in the Salvation of Souls. Every Believer must live intentionally, using every platform and opportunity to point others to Christ.


📖 Bible References:


Luke 19:10


Matthew 28:19–20


Luke 15:7


2 Peter 3:9


1 Timothy 2:4


🙏 Prayer Points:


1.Lord, open my eyes to understand Your Heartbeat for Souls and help me to prioritize what matters most to You.


2.Father, make me a passionate and fruitful Soul winner; use my life as a channel to draw many into Your Kingdom.Amen.

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